معرفت

Abstract Divine vision is one of the controversial issues among Muslim thinkers, which has been clarified in numerous verses and narrations. The main issue in this research is to examine the possibility of intuitive vision of God from the perspective of Ayatollah Javadi Amoli. Of course, he has denied the possibility of sensory vision and intellectual vision, but he considers it possible to see God with heart vision, meaning to observe Him with the light of faith; that is, man should consider all beings as signs and mirrors of God and believe that the entire universe is in the presence of God and that everything that exists is pure poverty and dependence in relation to Him, and our entire identity apart from God is this dependence and poverty, nothing else. He has provided evidence both for the denial of sensory and intellectual vision and for the possibility of cardiac vision. This article will explain his view in this regard with a library approach and a descriptive-analytical method and will point out some of his innovations in this regard.